Review: Turkish Airlines Lounge – Washington Dulles

I hurried off the airplane and took a five minute (brisk) walk to the train. After about 10 more minutes, I arrived at Terminal B. From there, it was a few minute walk to the Turkish Lounge.

The first thing that I noticed at the entrance was the decor.

Turkish Airlines' Lounge

The reception desk was right past the entrance. The lounge is part of the Priority Pass network. I have access through my American Express Platinum Card. You could purchase a day pass for $45.

After a quick scan of Priority Pass card through the mobile app, I entered the lounge. They were still in the Christmas spirit.

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The lounge was small but did not feel cramped. The layout was a U shape.

The main area consisted of a seating area…

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…a business center…

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…and a buffet.

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I decided to walk to the bar side of the lounge. There was also a view of a Turkish Airlines A330 going to Istanbul on the left side.

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The showers, toilets, and prayer room were on the right.

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The bar area was straight ahead.

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It was smaller than the main area. There was bar top seating and a smaller seating area. The wall behind the smaller seating area had water running down it.

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There was a good selection of wine, spirits, and beer.

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The only issue that I had was that the WiFi did not work.

Final Word

The Priority Pass Lounge network continues to impress me. The Turkish Lounge is a great alternative to any other lounge.

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